Hi
Has anyone with knowledge of brembo calipers, and a digital camera made up a list of calipers (with pictures) to aid with identification? It would certainly help me, but I'm sure I wouldn't be the only one.
Cheers Tomo
brembo caliper ID
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Tomo, the Brembos are pretty easy to ID. Some things to remember are:
caliper halves are date coded with the year of manufacture on the inside
the later calipers had 'BREMBO' in large caps as a logo
Marzocchi forks take calipers without threaded mounting ears, Ceriani forks take calipers with threaded mounting ears
to be authentic they must have two bleed screws
I'm sure others will add more info. Jordan
caliper halves are date coded with the year of manufacture on the inside
the later calipers had 'BREMBO' in large caps as a logo
Marzocchi forks take calipers without threaded mounting ears, Ceriani forks take calipers with threaded mounting ears
to be authentic they must have two bleed screws
I'm sure others will add more info. Jordan